So, it’s 2018 now.
It’s February and this is the first time I’m posting in months. I’ve neglected this blog for quite some time and this space doesn’t deserve to be neglected as such.
Tools Are The Subtlest Of Traps.
Just me rambling on about whatever shenannigans is taking my time at any given point, no need to take everything so seriously.
So, it’s 2018 now.
It’s February and this is the first time I’m posting in months. I’ve neglected this blog for quite some time and this space doesn’t deserve to be neglected as such.
A vendor selling street food in Carriedo Street, Sta. Cruz, Manila. Taken last September 1, 2017. I…
Read moreA jeepney driver and his partner plying the streets of Ermita, Manila. Taking that late afternoon…
Read moreWe drafted the framework for an Open Government Licensing Policy into our draft EO on the National Government Digital Service (Committee) back in the previous administration. Too bad it never got signed. But here is the jist of what an Open License is all about and why it is important.
https://blog.okfn.org/2017/06/08/the-state-of-open-licensing-in-2017/
A father clutching his child while walking past vendors at the public market in Baguio City. I took…
Read moreUber is gone for now and I want to write something about the entire fiasco as it affects me and my family a great deal. But I will not write it without first waiting for my anger to subside. I want to fair; to Uber, to the LTFRB and to Taxi drivers and yes, even to Taxi operators.
A sampaguita vendor takes a moment to relish the sweet, thick fragrance of the fresh flowers that…
Read moreA child sprints and jumps over an empty crate which doubles as part of an obstacle course put up by…
Read moreI’ll be honest with you. These days I’d mostly take an Uber or GrabCar when getting around the…
Read moreTo say that traffic in Metro Manila is beyond redemption is an understatement. Traffic here is so…
Read moreA public portal used by citizens for passport applications (passport.gov.ph) suddenly becomes…
Read moreA photo of a woman on a moving jeepney taken at night along Pedro Gil Street in Ermita. I haven’t…
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